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• Live and learn
  by Maurice H. Hartigan, II
• Microfinance: Part 1: little but mighty
  by Gail Buyske
• The Four Seasons of loan documentation
  by Bruce Bates
• A general methodology for modeling loss given default
  by Nadeem A. Siddiqi
• A primer on deals for middle-market bankers
  by J.L. Nathenson
• SAB No. 104: revenue recognition
  by Alan Reinstein
• What we have here is a failure to adjudicate
  by Dev Strischek
• On the docket: can a lender be used for damages for aiding and abetting a fraudulent transfer?
  by Michael L. Weissman
• Evaluating management effectiveness
  by Carol Doeringer
• Preparing for Basel II: common problems, practical solutions: part 2: modeling strategies
  by Jeffrey S. Morrison
• Collapsed & infirm lending? Not so, say several C&I lenders
  by Beverly J. Foster
• Measuring LGD on commercial loans: an 18-year internal study
  by Michel Araten
• Tricks of the trade: W. Kendall Chalk believes that today's problems are always worse than yesterday's. But that's only because we haven't learned how to deal with those yet
  by Beverly Foster
• Probate collections—managing for the "two-minute drill": part 2: understanding the legal playing field
  by Horace A. Lowe
• Using a disclosure checklist to increase the value of interim statements
  by Richard A. Hamm
• Credit risk measurement: avoiding unintended results: part 2: weighting on defaults—knowing your institution's default metrics
  by Peter O. Davis
• Focusing on the fundamentals
  by Lee B. Murphey
• You're not done yet: "where, oh, where" continues 'til 2006
  by Chalmer William West, Jr.
• Prudent lending: as easy as A-B-C
  by Lee B. Murphey
• UCC insurance: what, why, and when?
  by Bernard Bittner